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HtSTOMC PROPERTY SURVEY REPORT Widening of Bristol Street, from Warner Avenue to Santiago Creek, in the City of Santa Ana File 07- 0ra -0- A Federal No. M -MD17 I Project D0-5crSpt`sQn The proposed project would entail the widening and r�constsucti�n of Bristol Street, from Warner Avonue to Santiago Creek, in the City of Santa Ana. A 720' right -of -way is proposed throughout the entire project corridor, in Nith bath Orange County and City of Santa Ana Master Plans. Six lanes of through traffic, within a curb -to -curb roadway width of 100 feet, would be provided, with di,ol teft -turn pockets, rr!?ht turn only lanes and bus turnouts at the major intersections. Outside of the roadway, the right -of --way will be improved with a sidewalk and landscaped park ayr, o�) bolh sides of the street. The purpose of the proposed street widening is to improve the flow of vehicular traffic, as well as the safety and quality of pedestrian anti vehicuG ar c4rculatl thrr,ughout the project area. Three widening alternatives are under conslderatlon. The, first alternat'[ve would entaii widening evenly from the centerline. A second alternative would widen Bristol Street only on the east side. A third alternative would %viden the street u"t y on the west side. A fourth possible alternative could consist of a r-ombination of even and one side widening, as determined by the City of Santa Ana. Based on present right- of -way dimensions in the project corridor, up to 50' of right -of -way may be acquired to facilitate the selected widening alternative in a given area. Project Location See f=igure 1, following. area of PiAenlial Environmental impact (APEI ) See Figure 2, follawir)g. II Resume of Survey A. Methodcloq At the request of W111dan Associates, registered professionals in the fields of archaeology, architectural history and paleontology were retained to investigate the existence fn significant historical and cultural resources within the APED. This SUMFrary report is based upon the research efforts of Mr. Ronald M. Kiss I4, a Dertified professional f+rchaeologist, Mr. Rodney F.